Yesterday I personally lugged 3 heavy boxes to the post office. They were heaving with goodies for the troops and I was assured that there is still time to send a box and have it arrive in time for Christmas.
But time is running out...
Click here for my May 2007 post detailing the mailing information.
Or go directly to AnySoldier.com to obtain the name and address of a soldier who would like to receive your box.
We have sent many boxes since May and, although we were warned not to expect thank you letters, we have received some heartwarming notes and emails thanking us for not forgetting about them.
Send a box. You'll be glad you did.
8 comments:
how terrific Cube..thanks!
A good idea. The troops really do appreciate these. I don't care what anyone out there thinks of foreign policy ... the men and women out there deserve support. Period.
-- david
Thanks for reminding. I think a lot of us did that at the beginning, but we have a short attention span.
angel: I know you care :-)
d.a.: 9/11 put me into total
agreement with the current foreign policy, but I do agree with you about supporting the troops whatever your political view.
jan: So true. We must try to remember that their sacrifice is way larger than ours.
you are so thoughtful, cube. may God bless you.
i'm thinking we're going to do phone cards.
nanc: Aw, shucks... *blush*
YAY CUBE!!! Truman and I are sending out our boxes on Monday, full of goodies and cheer...and for one lucky K-9 unit, a nice warm fleece blanket that's Army green and full of happy Labs.
jenny: Yay for you too!!
Imagine if every household sent just one box...
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